. >> the man's name was john skinner, 22 years old.omicide investigators questioned skinner about the murder, but he denied it. >> and like everybody else that we interview is accused of a murder, never had anything to do it, weren't there. you know, i don't remember where i was that night, but i wasn't there. >> skinner's fingerprints did not match the unidentified print found in audrey nichols' kitchen, and there were no spalding tennis shoes in the prison storage unit or at the local county jail where skinner was first processed. >> it was a tough situation because of the fact that the homicide occurred approximately a month earlier and we're no closer to finding this horrific person out running around, possibly killing people. >> again, the investigation faced a crisis. without a fingerprint match and with no spalding tennis shoes, investigators had reached a dead end. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers get

key, skinner, and beanes were behind the lines. has a key cam on-line where you can look at baltimore see whata day live and francis scott key saw -- well, not exactly. he was an amateur poet, francis scott key was. amateur poetry. it was never meant to be seen outside of family and friends. died, somebody published a book. you can read it. if you go on google books, you it.read don't take my word for it. the poetry was bad. but something -- so he was write a poem that night by what he saw and into the morning. an rote on the back -- not envelope, a letter that he had in his pocket or he started it a letter.k of what did he see? bombs, the 500 tremendous thunderstorm, it all ended at 3:00 in the morning. rainy, was dark, it was they couldn't see. they didn't know who won. they t me if i'm wrong, didn't have twitter back then. no one tweeted out, british away. they couldn't see. so they waited until the dawn's early light. oh, that's a good phrase. when -- but, when dawn happened, it was still -- the storm hasn't gone away. they sti

key road to baltimore and met up with skinner. they got on an american ship and began looking for the british fleet. and they found them. the british welcome to them on board. they did these things all the time. they had dinner. they drank wine. they negotiated the release of dr. beans. we believe it was the letters that did the trick. they said, "you can go, but, wait, we are going to bomb baltimore back to the stone age, so you cannot leave until then. they took skinner, beans, and key and put them on another british ship, and they moved as they move closer to baltimore and put them back on that american sloop that they sailed out to find the british, but under guard. you sometimes hear that francis scott key wrote it when he was being held prisoner by the british. he was not free to go, but he would be free to go. why did the british want to bomb baltimore back to the stone age? the war was controversial before and during -- not in baltimore. baltimore people -- they are not called baltimorons, are they? someone will have to te

skinner, thank you for your time today.eaction to the news you have been hearing throughout the morning and afternoon in ukraine? --pre-shocking, actually pretty shocking, actually. very unusual to have a civilian airline shutdown in a conflict zone, particularly at that height. >> we have been hearing about the height -- we have been talking about that throughout the day. we are talking about a plane that was about 6 miles in the air, cruising all the d -- cruising altitude. are you surprised that it appeared to have been brought down? >> yes, it wasn't a defense system like a stinger missile. it would have to have been brought down by a tracked vehicle. >> in terms of intelligence, when we look at the theater where this incident took place, is there anything that the international community new or should have known -- knew or should have known ahead of this incident? >> there was an advisory for u.s. planes to avoid the area over crime area, but no provision for any line over ukraine. it is an established air traffic rout

on sunday you may find the following video disturbing bodies in plain sight near dawn taunton that skinner strikes have done serious damage to people's homes residents say the city is quickly becoming a ghost time with major congestions on the roads from so many people trying to leave once. president putin german chancellor angela merkel agreed that ukrainian crisis is getting worse they say the contact group consisting of russia ukraine the . government fighters need to resume peace discussions on merkel also called for an immediate ceasefire on the return of international monitors to eastern ukraine. give us military operation is targeting many different areas across eastern ukraine n r t dot com we're keeping track of what's happening across the region on the indeed beyond with a detailed timeline of the conflict. moving on israel's military crackdown on hamas continues to escalate with a rising death toll it sees operation protective edge is a militants in gaza but according to u.n. estimates almost eighty percent of the victims are civilians at least fifty palestinians were killed in

frank skinner person really in this day and age the answer is ninety six point nine percent if you ask french journalist spencer carr apart a ten month ban on anything for the cost of the expulsive the rules of this experience were to get rid of everything that was not french and only use products that got most of their added value on french soil with an average salary of one thousand eight hundred euros a month i found myself in a situation where i had to buy everything again including furniture. inspired by a government plea to stick to french products to stem the country's decades long industrial decline the problem is that there aren't many products left these days that a purely french what really surprised me is how much food we import each time i see a foreign product i think it's crazy because it could have been made in front but it's not. but benjamin's biggest surprise was that shoppers probably don't know whether french flag goods are valid from. today's rules of the european union a crazy if you take the should for example and you just so the buttons in france you have the r

frank skinner personally in this day and age the answer is ninety six point nine percent if you ask french journalist special. at ten. and then for most of us the. rules of this experience were to get rid of everything that was not french and only use products that god most of their added value on french soil with an average salary of one thousand eight hundred euros a month i found myself in a situation where i had to buy everything again including furniture. inspired by government pleads to stick to french products to stem the country's decades long industrial decline the problem is that there aren't many products like that a purely francs what really surprised me is how much food we import each time i see a foreign product i think it's crazy because it could have be made in front but it's not. but benjamin's biggest surprise was that shoppers probably don't know where their french like goods are really. today's rules of the european union are crazy if you take the shirt for example and you just so the buttons in front of you have the right to put a maid in from it it's the last operatio

inadvertently, and the most popular one among historians and most influenced me is what i now call the skinner box theory. emancipation can be understood as through the prims of behavioral psychology as the simple stimulus response argument, that slaves run to union lines, that's the stimulus. when enough of them run to union lines the stimulus is overwhelming and lincoln is forced to sign the emancipation proclamation. i've been saying they tend to be ahistorical, and don't appreciate the impact of the antislavery movement in formulating an antislavery agenda that was politically viable and constitutionally reasonable to americans who believed, almost all of the americans who believed that the constitution did not allow the federal government to go into the south and abolish slavery in a state where it already existed. that being the case, how can you have a national antislavery politics? beginning in the 1830s, abolitionists begin to think about this problem and formulate a series of policies they believe will surround the south with what they call a cordon of freedom. they will suppress sla

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to appear a lot of these alternative therapies which have nothing to do with sigmund freud were bf skinnerr wearing it the classical cytological theories, they are kind of weird. the little strange to take a bunch of marine and say we are going to put your leg behind her head pretty doesn't go over particularly well at first but like california where yoga is particularly common. i have friends that teach in twentynine palms california and those are extraordinarily effective and we need to invest more in those. it seems kind of strange they are harder to sell on the floor of congress but yoga superpowerful. i know one victim for several hours that it saved her life. and she went through exposure therapy and it did nothing for her. i think you have to expand your definition of what therapy is basically. >> it just a little lightbulb over my head as david finkel was talking that for me no doubt the book i've written about tim is exactly the process you described, that i serwer this childhood and try to understand how the patterns of his life could have let him where they did. >> of storytelli

as usual, there is a very audible heckle from dennis skinner. >> demands the honorable house attendser majesty immediately in the house of peers. >> coalition's last stand. >> and the walk from the comments to the lords with rival politicians engaging in polite conversations. funnel into the lords and the queen finally reveals the secrets of her speech. among the bills, changes to pensions and child care payments and legislation and infrastructure. >> my government will implement major reforms to the electricity market and reduce the use of carrier bags to protect the environment. >> the new session of parliament was dominated by events not of this government's making. of theead or -- horror celebrity dj. major reports from two of them announcing the findings. apologized for what has gone on in the health service and said the whole entry would share a deep sense of revulsion at what the reports revealed. >> as a nation, at that time, we held him in our infection -- in our affection as a somewhat national treasure. today's reports have, in reality, he was a sickening and prolific sexu

among historians and the one most influenced me when i was a young historian is what i now call the skinner box theory, whether that's -- emancipation can be understood as through the principles of behavioral psychology as a simple stimulus response argument, that slaves run the union lines, that's the stimulus. when enough of them run to stimulus -- union lines, the stimulus is overwhelming and lincoln is forced to sign the emancipation. what i've been saying especially in the last book in this book is that those tend to be a historical. they don't appreciate the impact, for example, a special of the antislavery movement in formulating an anti-slavery agenda that was politically viable and constitutionally reasonable to americans who believed, almost all of them who believe that the constitution did not allow the federal government to go into the south and abolished slavery in the state where it already existed but that being the case, how can you have a national antislavery politics? beginning in the 1830s, abolitionists began to think about this problem and formulate a series of policies

. >> reporter: gale skinner woke her daughter who called 911. >> i'm hollering where are you, where are you? i told them the firemen is on the way. >> reporter: help was already on the scene. police say a tenant in plainclothes in an unrelated matter spotted flames and rushed to help. >> kicked in the the front door, started the occupants to get out, alerted them to the fire and they made their escape from the rear of the property. >> reporter: they jumped from the second floor a 58 year-old man, 47 year-old woman and three-year old girl were all taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. now police say hero copies lieutenant jonathan josey. >> outstanding, man saved three lives. >> reporter: josey is same cop fired by philadelphia police in september 2012 after seen on video apparently striking a woman during a puerto rican day parade. josey was late's quitted of assault charges and fop appealed his dismissal. he has been since reinstated. today this neighborhood is relieved he was there. >> it is very, very dangerous. >> reporter: a lot of clean up ahead here, in the me

cory skinner was one of those workers. >> everybody was kind of sitting around talking and waiting to about 35 minutes later was when we finally realized we weren't there to work. >> reporter: cori went to high school with anthony curcio, but had no idea what the most popular kid in school was about to do. >> i'm definitely nervous. it felt just like a -- before a big game except now i'm dealing with my life here. all of a sudden i see the armored car. so i take my mace and i get about 15 feet from him and pepper sprayed him. >> reporter: this bank surveillance video tells the story. curcio comes out of nowhere and hits the guard with enough mace to stun a bear. the guard reaches for his eyes and lets go of the bags of money hanging on the cart. curcio makes his move. >> i just did what i planned on doing. i grabbed the money, took off. >> reporter: detectives tim "buzz" buzzell and barry hatch didn't need to get the call that morning. they heard it. >> i was on another case and, and i kept hearing sirens and sirens. and i go, oh, something big is going on. >> reporter: buzz and hatch

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secretaries lahood, peters, and mineta, slater, pena, skinner, card, burnly, dole, coleman, and boyd, taking together, the 12 of us have served 35 years standing watch over our nation's roadways and railways and transit systems. five of us served under democratic presidents, seven of us served under republican presidents. and while i'm sure there are issues on which we may not all agree, there is one issue on which we are united. and that is for america to reach her potential, we have to have a long-term transportation investment plan, and we need it as soon as possible. and so today, we're releasing an open letter to congress, calling on congress to do just that. if the 12 of us can stand together, congress can stand together and get something done. but we won't stop there. i won't stop there. i'm not going to stop inside the beltway, pushing this issue. i'm going to do everything possible until this gets acted on to make sure the american people know they are in charge. we're going to convene leaders in all 50 states and make the case for ending gridlock on this issue. right now, wa

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the italian mule skinners were afraid to walk by dead men. so americans had to lead the mules down. even the americans were afraid to unlash the bodies, so an officer had to do it and ask others to help. the first one came early in the morning. they slipped him down from the mule, stood him on his feet for a moment. in half-light, he might have merely been a sick man standing there, leaning on another. then they laid him in the shadow of a stone wall along the road. i don't know who that person was. you feel small in the presence of dead men and you don't ask silly questions. we left him there by the side of the road, that first one, and we all went back to the cowshed, sitting on straw, waiting for the next mules. somebody said the dead soldier had been dead for four days, and then no one said anything more about him. we talked for an hour or more. the dead man laid outside all day long, in the shadow of the wall. then a soldier came into the cowshed and said there were some more bodies outside. we went out into the road. four mules stood in the moonlight. the soldiers that led the

the former chairman of american airlines, sam skinner, the former secretary of the department of transportation, dave cush. >> i've interviewed david kushner number of times -- david cush a number of times. virgin america started flying people around 14 days before the beginning of the financial crisis. , she is in the front row. fees, i don't get to take the surveillance gold stream. cush majoravid credibility for the class and character to stay with this airline. he had eight reasons to bail along the way. he had a ways to bring it in. let's continue this conversation. we do this with joseph denard i. joe, is virgin america a pipsqueak? how do you compare and contrast virgin america with jetblue on the east coast, particularly with the three major u.s. to mystics? >> -- domestics? >> one of the smaller carriers. the strategy will be to grow and their high price point -- low price point, good quality product throughout the country, focus on business travelers. growth slowed down last year, but i think that will pick up a little bit. the outlook for the industry is pretty positive. that kind of

secretaries lahood, peters, minetta, skinner, card, dole, coleman -- taken together, the 12 of us have served 35 years watching over our and nations roadways and railways and transit systems. five of us served under democratic presidents. seven served under republican presidents. while i am sure there are issues on which we may not all agree, there is an issue on which we are united and that is for america to reach her potential, we have to have a long-term transportation investment plan and we need it as soon as possible. so, today, we are releasing an open letter to congress, calling on congress to do just that. if the 12 of us can stand together, congress can stand together and get something done. but we won't stop there. i won't stop there. i'm not going to stop inside the beltway pushing this issue because i'm going to do everything possible until this gets acted on to make sure the american people know they are in charge. we've got to convene leaders in all 50 states and make the case for ending gridlock on this issue. right now, washington is the dictating outcomes to the americ

to appear a lot of these alternative therapies which have nothing to do with sigmund freud were bf skinner wearing it the classical cytological theories, they are kind of weird. the little strange to take a bunch of marine and say we are going to put your leg behind her head pretty doesn't go over particularly well at first but like california where yoga is particularly common. i have friends that teach in twentynine palms california and those are extraordinarily effective and we need to invest more in those. it seems kind of strange they are harder to sell on the floor of congress but yoga superpowerful. i know one victim for several hours that it saved her life. and she went through exposure therapy and it did nothing for her. i think you have to expand your definition of what therapy is basically. >> it just occurred to me with a little lightbulb over my head as david finkel was talking that for me no doubt the book i've written about tim is exactly the process you described, that i serwer this childhood and try to understand how the patterns of his life could have let him where they di

secretaries lahood, peters, and mineta, slater, pena, skinner, card, burnly, dole, coleman, and boyd, taking together, the 12 of us have served 35 years standing watch over our nation's roadways and railways and transit systems. five of us served under democratic presidents, seven of us served under republican presidents. and while i'm sure there are issues on which we may not all agree, there is one issue on which we are united. and that is for america to reach her potential, we have to have a long-term transportation investment plan, and we need it as soon as possible. and so today, we're releasing an open letter to congress, calling on congress to do just that. if the 12 of us can stand together, congress can stand together and get something done. but we won't stop there. i won't stop there. i'm not going to stop inside the beltway, pushing this issue. i'm going to do everything possible until this gets acted on to make sure the american people know they are in charge. we're going to convene leaders in all 50 states and make the case for ending gridlock on this issue. right now, wa

and as usual, there's a very audible heckle from labour's dennis skinner. >> her majesty, the queen,mands this honorable house, attends her majesty immediately in the house with peers. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> then that walk from the commons to the lords with the rival politicians engaging in polite conversation all the way. mps slowly funnel into the lords, and the queen finally reveals the secrets of the speech. among the bills to be brought in, changes to pensions and child care payments and legislation on small business and infrastructure. >> my government will continue to implement major reforms to the electricity market and reduce the use of plastic carrier bags to help protect the environment. >> but away there the pomp and -- from the pomp and ceremony, the new session of parliament was dominated by events not of this government's waking. there was widespread horror of the scale of the sex abuse by the late celebrity dj jimmy savell were published in hhs hospitals with major reports from tourism and broadmoore. announcing the findings, jeremy hunt acold eyesed for what ha

as usual, there is a very audible heckle from dennis skinner. >> demands the honorable house attends her majesty immediately in the house of peers. >> coalition's last stand. >> and the walk from the comments to the lords with rival politicians engaging in polite conversations. mp's slowly funnel into the lords and the queen finally reveals the secrets of her speech. among the bills, changes to pensions and child care payments and legislation and infrastructure. >> my government will implement major reforms to the electricity market and reduce the use of carrier bags to protect the environment. >> the new session of parliament was dominated by events not of this government's making. widespread horror of the celebrity dj. major reports from two of them announcing the findings. apologized for what has gone on in the health service and said the whole entry would share a deep sense of revulsion at what the reports revealed. >> as a nation, at that time, we held him in our affection as a somewhat national treasure. today's reports have, in reality, he was a sickening and prolific sexual a

the institution is doing quite well, jim skinner took over after all that human sadness, took them toeights they never achieved historically. >> we will leave the conversation there. jeff, thank you for helping us through this, of course, as we said before, we will say again, we issue the best. >> when we come back this morning, he says the fed is pouring fire on glowing embers of inflation. jim grant is the founder and editor. he joins us next to talk to us about why we could be headed to financial tur turmoil. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans . >>> welcome back to "squawk box." you can see green arrows, the dow opening up 21 points higher the nasdaq up 3 points higher the s&p round it up to two points higher. a single bidder won the $17.7 million auction of bitcoins, that i did not disclose the name of the successful bidder. i'm not going to admit whether i won or not. i'm not getting a laugh out of that, anyway. let's talk about the markets hitting another all time high. joining us is jim grant the founder and editor of grant's business observers. i know you have been con